Melanie Garcia pieced this attention grabbing yellow and black Tranquil Triangles Quilt! She used bee themed yellow, black, and white prints assorted paired with black. Any self-respecting bee would love these colors! Soft Hobbs Heirloom batting fills the inside and it’s backed with our Dark Gray on Black Quilters Blenders Quilt Backing. I quilted it […]
JoAnne Scafidi made this fascinating Squares & Triangles King Size Quilt! The concentric nested squares appear to be rising towards the center of the quilt like you were looking down on a pyramid. This is amazing pattern! Our soft Hobbs Heirloom batting was used inside, and I quilted it in “Twinkling Hearts” for her using […]
JoAnne MacFarland made this charming quilt with lots of triangles and diamonds making up different blocks which come together in a beautiful, classic design. The batting inside is Hobbs Heirloom 80/20 and it’s backed with a Tonal Vineyard 108” quilt backing, both from our shop. I quilted it for her in “Curly Swirly” using ecru […]
Stephanie Wade made this adorable quilt with Spool quilt blocks featuring a variety of prints. The sawtooth (half square triangles placed end to end) frame of the same prints adds flair while the vintage floral print border neatly completes the picture. The quilt is backed with Tonal Vineyard Yellow-Green quilt backing from our shop with […]
Melanie Garcia pieced this stirring Half Square Triangle patriotic quilt with blocks made from half square triangles. There are lots of stars in this Red, White & Blue quilt! The patriotic sayings in the border complete the quilt top in a special way. It’s backed with our Brick Red Quilters Blenders backing and soft & […]
Myrtie Hucks pieced this gorgeous quilt from blue and turquoise prints with a patchwork center bordered on the sides by a sawtooth triangle pattern. The complimenting blue frame ties it all together. The quilt is backed with our Tilt- A -Whirl Turquoise quilt backing and I quilted it for her in “Simply Sea Shells” with […]
My sister-in-law, Marilyn Maphis asked me to make a queen size quilt from these puffed Camellia prints which were given to her and my brother, Randolph by a dear friend of theirs. Randolph is a longtime member of the Tallahassee Camellia Society. The prints were individually layered with batting and sewn around to create the […]
